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| UPDATED: 10:23, Wed, Jan 13, 2021 Link copied Virgin Media is taking a dual-pronged approach to eliminating dead zones from your home (Image: VIRGIN MEDIA • GETTY) Sign up for FREE for the biggest new releases, reviews and tech hacks SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Virgin Media has announced two upgrade...

TP-Link's new router lineup at CES 2021 includes Wi-Fi 6 mesh and built-in Alexa CNET 1/11/2021 Ry Crist © Provided by CNET TP-Link's got a new lineup of routers on the way for 2021. TP-Link CES always brings at least a couple of interesting new routers -- and with newly certified Wi-Fi 6E devices capable of transmitting on the 6GHz band set to make their debut in 2021, we were bound to see a bumper crop at this year's virtual, online-only event. That's certainly the case with TP-Link, which kicked the week off by announcing a full lineup of new routers for 2021, includin...

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New Google Assistant voice typing UI showing up in Gboard The dictation UI for devices that support the new Google Assistant — the Pixel 4, 4 XL, and 4a — is advertised with a launch prompt encouraging users to tap on the microphone icon. They'll then see further voice prompts to "Close" the UI, "Delete" words, or "Send it" to send the message. The interface also supports live translations. These dictation controls were introduced in a demonstration of various and continuous Google Assistant commands during Google I/O 2019, though the UI itself was nothing like the one we're seeing today....

(Pocket-lint) - Those planning to tune into the Queen's Christmas Day message will be able to do so from their Amazon Alexa smart speakers for the first time this year.  While smart speaker owners have technically been able to listen to Her Majesty's annual message through their devices before, simply by asking Alexa (or, indeed, Google Assistant) to switch to a radio station following the event, things have been simplified for 2020. Users can now simply say, "Alexa, play the Queen's Christmas Day message". Handily, for those listening around the world, the feature won't be reserved for devi...